Sentence examples for institutions set up from inspiring English sources

It's got ombudsmen and a lot of institutions set up to uphold your rights," she says.

In contrast, the fledgling multilateral institutions set up after 1918 collapsed, partly because of American isolationism and protectionism.

She knew that many more would contribute to institutions set up throughout the North and South to care for them.

The commission's recommendations center on the sale of power through institutions set up as part of California's deregulation process.

Suggests other religious institutions set up Aggression Sheds, where boys could hammer away at cars until the cars were reduced to easily disposable smithereens.

Meanwhile, the global institutions set up after the second world war are also having to look hard at their own futures.

We also may see private sector institutions setting up partnerships in universities.

He also helped lay the foundations for the United States Institute of Peace, a nonpartisan institution set up by Congress in 1984, and the Inter-American Development Bank.

A financial institution set up by government to accelerate Britain's green power revolution could end up being sold to private equity firms and fund windfarms in Germany.

[C4.] European Media Lab to Shut Down Media Lab Europe, a research institution set up by the Irish government and M.I.T., will close because it did not attract enough corporate sponsors.

The other reflects the bank's roots as a small quasi-public institution set up in 1923 to manage the deposits of millions of farmers, fishermen and forest workers.Both faces have in recent years been smiling.